Syria Today – HRW Blames Turkey for Possible War Crimes
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
March 1, 2024
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The Turkish FM said in a recent television interview that the Syrian regime’s insistence on preconditions was misguided, al-Souria Net reports
Russia’s representative to the United Nations expressed concerns about what he perceives as efforts by the UN to bypass the Damascus, according to pro-government Athr Press
A human rights organisation said that 1,168 individuals, including 16 children and 96 women, disappeared while they were at immigration and passport departments, according to Sawt al-Asima
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Azadi Derik was responsible for the procurement and deployment of rockets within the YPG, according to al-Souria Net
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The humanitarian exemption was initiated by Switzerland in response to the earthquake that struck southern Turkey and northern Syria in February 2023, according to Syria TV
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Individuals were apprehended across Turkish territories, even when they possessed valid documents, according to al-Watan.
The strongest indication of renewed activity came from Russian envoy Alexander Lavrentiev, Abdulmunem Issa writes in the pro-government al-Watan.
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Pedersen emphasized that the persistent fallout and regional dynamics “underscore, akin to earthquakes, the heightened vulnerability of Syrians”.
Save the Children’s report from Monday underscores the ongoing impact on millions of children in Syria and Turkey.
Fidan highlighted the divergent strategic priorities among Russia, Iran, and Syria, despite their collaborative efforts.
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